US President Donald Trump is set to announce further tariffs on 2 April, targeting all countries, in an effort to boost US manufacturing and protect jobs, despite potential price increases for consumers. Trump’s use of tariffs is part of his economic strategy to reduce the trade deficit and increase tax revenue by encouraging consumers to buy American-made goods. The new tariffs, including those on cars and car parts, are expected to disrupt US car production, raise prices for consumers, and impact global trade relationships, with potential repercussions for the UK’s exports to the US.
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US, Iran nuclear talks could allow some uranium enrichment
SummaryThe Trump administration is proposing an interim plan allowing Iran to enrich uranium at low levels while negotiating a comprehensive deal to prevent nuclear weapon development, as reported by the New York Times. The plan includes building nuclear reactors in Iran and managing enrichment facilities with regional partners, but Iranian officials insist on maintaining their right to enrich uranium, a point of contention as President Trump opposes any enrichment. The deal remains vague on key...
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